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5 Jun 2018
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What does zich inzetten,beroerd mean?
What does zich inzetten,beroerd mean?
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Inzetten = to put in
Zich inzetten = to make a special effort
Beroerd = lousy, rotten, miserable
Heeft beroerd = has touched
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what is the difference between beroerd and bedroefd? @Elske
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